European Stocks Little Changed as Cyprus Seeks Bailout
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European stocks were little changed, with the Stoxx Europe 600 Index falling for the first week in a month, as Cypriot lawmakers sought to unlock a 10-billion-euro ($13 billion) bailout fund.
Marine Harvest ASA climbed the most in nearly five months as a tightening fish supply and rising prices boost the company’s earnings outlook. MAN SE slid the most in five months as Volkswagen AG plans to offer shareholders 80.89 euros per share to get full control of the truckmaker. Mulberry Group Plc, a British luxury-handbag maker, plunged the most since October after saying full-year sales and profit will miss estimates.